Hogwarts Sorting Quiz

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You want to get into a locked door but don’t know where the key is. What is your thought process?
- No key? No problem. I’ll find a way to get through this door, even if it means breaking the whole thing down.
- Hmm… perhaps someone else knows where the key is. I'll ask around for help.
- Okay, I don’t see a key anywhere. I should try to gather information and look for clues that might lead to the key's location.
- Ugh, forget trying to find the key. Who has time for that? Might as well put my lockpicking skills to good use.
You have a huge research paper due in two weeks. How do you approach it?
- Do research on the topic and plan my time accordingly so I don’t end up overwhelmed.
- Find the key points and focus on those, even if it means taking a few shortcuts.
- Break the task down into small parts and ask for help when needed.
- Dive right in and trust the process.
You are walking down the hallway to class when you see someone you don’t know being taunted by a group of students. What do you do?
- Tell the bullies to back off and mind their own business.
- Ignore them and keep heading to class. It’s not your place to interfere.
- Ask a professor for help. They know how to handle things like this.
- Observe what’s happening to determine if the situation requires your presence.
You wait until the last minute to study for a vocabulary test and realize that you don’t have enough time to memorize all the words. What do you do?
- I consider cheating and decide it’s not worth it, as it could have negative long-term effects on my education.
- Stay up late cramming as many words as you can and hope for the best.
- I think about the potential risks and benefits of cheating and make the deliberate decision to do what is best for me.
- Seek help from my professor or classmates to improve my understanding of the material and then do my best.
You have an opportunity to attend a party with your friends, but you also have a load of assignments due. What do you choose to do?
- I compromise and attend the party for a little while but come back to finish up the work.
- I attend the party, but only after I've finished enough homework to ensure that I'll still perform well in class.
- I choose to attend the party and enjoy it to the fullest. Life is short!
- I decide to stay in and do my work. It’ll bother me the whole time if I go to the party anyway.
Choose an activity to participate in.
- A physical activity, like Quidditch or a combat sport where I can challenge myself and have a great time.
- An activity where I can make a difference and help others, such as a community service group or an animal welfare club.
- A creative activity such as art or writing club where I can express my ideas and explore my imagination.
- An activity that will help me develop useful skills and benefit me in the future, such as debate or programming.
You are given a challenging puzzle. How do you approach it?
- I approach the puzzle with patience and persistance and enjoy the process.
- I start right away, using my determination and intuition to work through it. I enjoy a good challenge.
- I first evaluate it to see if there are any potential benefits that could come from solving it, before looking for ways to optimize my efforts and get it done efficiently.
- I analyze the puzzle to understand its underlying logic before using my intellect and creativity to solve it.
Which of these qualities do you value most?
- I value ambition and resourcefulness. I want to achieve success, even if it means taking calculated risks.
- I value loyalty and kindness. I believe in treating others with respect and compassion.
- I value intelligence and creativity. I enjoy learning new things and finding innovative ways to solve problems.
- I value determination and bravery. I will stand up for what is right, even in the face of danger.
What kind of environment would you feel most comfortable in?
- A warm and welcoming environment where I can connect with others and have a good time.
- A quiet and peaceful environment where I can focus on learning and exploring new ideas.
- An exciting environment that is full of energy, where there is always something new to experience.
- An environment where there are opportunities for me to take charge and achieve what is in my best interest.
Which house do you want to be sorted into?
- Ravenclaw
- Hufflepuff
- Gryffindor
- Slytherin

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